UKREiiF 2024: Estates optimisation – driving best value through innovation

UKREiiF 2024 panel discussion

At UKREiiF 2024 we are looking forward to hosting a panel discussion around the massive challenges we all face around sustainability, regeneration, development and optimising the public sector estate. 

Our panel will consider some of the most effective and forward-thinking approaches that public sector organisations are taking to meeting these challenges. 

Hear how innovations such as AI, natural assets, systems leadership, collaborative working and co-investment are making a difference.

Chaired by Clear Futures

Our UKREiiF discussion panel is chaired by Charlotte Cordingley, CEO of Clear Futures. Clear Futures is a flexible, long-term strategic partnership for the public sector, that drives sustainable solutions for the built environment, with expertise, efficiency, and value.

Charlotte Cordingley CEO Clear Futures strategic public sector partnership
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Our expert panel

Our panel will consider the most innovative approaches being used to optimise public estates, including how AI, natural assets, systems leadership, collaborative working and co-investment are making a difference.
  • Melissa Román Burch – Chief Operating Officer NYC EDC
    Melissa Román Burch
    Chief Operating Officer NYC Economic Development Corporation
  • Ronan O'Hara Crown estates Scotland
    Ronan O’Hara
    Chief Executive Officer, Crown Estate Scotland
  • Lisa Commane
    Lisa Commane
    Chief Operating Officer, Government Property Agency
  • Sean McClean Sheffield City Council
    Sean McClean
    Director of Regeneration & Development, Sheffield City Council
  • Amy Harhoff Durham Council
    Amy Harhoff
    Corporate Director Regeneration, Economy and Growth, Durham City Council

See our other UKREiiF events

Robertson is delighted to be attending UKREiiF – see our other events taking place at the annual conference focused on unlocking sustainable and transformational investment in real estate and infrastructure across the UK.